My 6 year old daughter loved playing the drums on super easy mode. We got to spend some good quality family time together. With other rock bands she would get too frustrated and we would have to quit. Today we played through 7 straight songs before we had to quit for dinner.
This was my first rock band game. Its easy to play, fun, and has lego characters! Sure there are a few times the h-word is said in a few songs (You give love a bad name and suddenly i see), but it is by far one of the best music games for kids. In some challenges there are a few instances of violence.
The lovable Lego franchise meets the Rock Band interface in a game the kids love but I find a bit blah in terms of song choice. Humor abounds but I wish there was more Lego-like construction playability.
well pretty much its easer than the other versions of rock band , i have tried the super easey mode it was so easy i forget to press the fret bottons and i still won. still theres that one swear word, in one song but its not that much of an issue.
i also like how the clothes for the female players arent very revealing unlike other rockbands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a great game! As others have said, it is easy for 5 year old to play and challenging for my 9 year old (and me!). We all really enjoy it, and it certainly teaches about rhythm. Yes, there are a few songs with lyrics that are questionable, but we are concentrating so hard on playing that we haven't even noticed.
The adults actually liked Lego better than regular Rock Band!
This was fun for the whole family and the adults loved it better than plain Rock Band because the songs were more familiar. A few songs contained curse words, which was surprising for a Lego product which would presumably be targeted at children. Lots of levels of difficulty make it a challenge for all ages but the "no fail" setting keeps younger players from getting frustrated. My kids enjoyed personalizing their Lego people and instruments and spending the "studs" they earned at "gigs" to buy extras as much as they did playing. If I could own only 1 version of Rock Band, this would be it!
I'm gonna get it and play it (either on ds or wii)
well, my parents might not let me play this because its a rock band style game,but the lyrics arent very questionable,as the main review states. just one "hell".
It's depressing to me that people feel the need to sell dumbed down versions of games to children now, rather then giving them the normal version and letting them feel a sense of accomplishment as they improve.
I remeber playing Glover on the N64, and that game was really difficult for me, but when I actually completed the level it felt awesome. There was no "no-fail mode", it was do or die.
Anyway, the game is still pretty fun, but I see no reason not just to get the original game.
Learn about some bands (David Bowie, Queen, I knew these bands before any of the RB/GH games), and get a impressive, addicting storyline. Get this for Single and Multiplayer (**NOTE** NO ONLINE MULTIPLAYER UNLESS IMPORTED INTO RB2. ONLY SAME-CONSOLE MULTIPLAYER).
My 6 year old boy loves it. It has a "Super Easy" mode where the kids can just strum the guitar. I chose the educational highlight because it can teach the kids rhythm and basic drums. Real instruments and music lessons are better but this is a good introduction to playing music. Since I have to musical talent it is nice "jamming" with my son even though it is with plastic instruments.
I was pretty skeptical about this game when I saw the commerical on TV. But now I have it and love it! The game is pretty easy to play, but the guitar and bass hammer-ons & pull-offs aren't very good, but w/e. Plus, the LEGO figures are kinda cute (in a way), how they dance around and play music. The cut scenes are funny even without voices, which is what makes them funnier! Although there are a few suggestive lyrics (haven't heard any yet, but the box says so) it's a game for the whole family! Love it! You should get it!
This game is a LOT of fun. As a dumbed down version of Rock Band this gives the family fun to all skill levels. While there is a bit of competition the lack of fail and turning off the kick drum makes it a LOT of simple fun. While there can be some issues with lyrics especially if you access downloadable content from other Rock Band games, it's no worse than what is on the radio.
Very disappointing for Legp and Rock band. Little tweeks cause major problems.
The game teaches people how to play the drums and how to sing. Dinosaurs chase Lego characters, and some songs push children to do bad things. Girls are seen wearing skimpy outfits, just like in the original Rock Band games. One song refrences hell. Lego is used as product placement. Discussions of pills and alchohol.
Fun game, in a way. The graphics are good, but this doesn't register on drums too well.
This is educational because it can teach/encourage kids to play the real instrument. The only thing I don't like is the instruments, If you have the Wii version, a guitar is about $90 and a drum set is about $200, though you can just use a mic, you can't play without a mic, guitar, or drum set. I only find 2 bad songs, "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Suddenly I See". I give this 3 stars because there's only 45 songs, and unlike Rock Band 2, for some reason the notes don't seem to register as good. The good thing is you can turn on an automatic kick drum for drums, because these drum charts and guitar charts are way too hard for kids, but you can't fail out of a song, and there's super easy mode. In guitar, you only have to strum. In drums, you can hit any pad. In vocals, you can sing as high or low as you want.